The Eurogroup meeting on Monday is highly unlikely to lead to review deal for Greece, and at best could yield an agreement for bailout monitors to return to Athens, local media said, quoted an unnamed top European official.

The official pointed to inadequate progress made so far in the implementation of the agreed reforms from the Greek side, and urged Athens to take the necessary steps for delivering on its commitments as further delays risk Greece to achieve a good deal.

European Commission Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis warned on Thursday that delays in the conclusion of Greece’s review “will have a cost for everyone,” while reiterated his view that a deal is “within reach, provided that all sides show political will.’